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Anyacat
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Jagged Little Pill is one of the few good things that come from panic attacks.
Attacks on our freedoms by the gubment have been going on for a while now.
For a while now, I have been wondering why none of the regulars on here seem to have much of a life.
A life is something to which I occasionally aspire to having.
[...but then the meds kick in.]
[...but then the meds kick in.]
I occasionally aspire to having more, but then I realize I don't have enough places for it all, and if the Evanses can be happy living in the projects and going through all they went through and still calling it "Good Times," then by golly, so can I!
So can I is an anagram of casino.
Casino patrons are often little old ladies armed with rolls of quarters hoping to strike it rich on the slot machines.
Slot machines will be a standard euphemism for robot prostitutes that our future metallic overlords can peruse in the Erotic Services section of Crayslist.
recalled! LOL
Crayslist is a site I have never heard of, but on CraigsList you can find anything from a car, to a job to a hooker!
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kenrayc
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A hooker is what Jamie Lee Curtis played in the movie Trading Places.
Trading places is what I was hoping Hillary would do with Bieden before election day.
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Anyacat
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Before election day conservative hopes were high that people wouldn't notice that everything was in the dumpster and would vote for the McCain-Palin ticket.
The Thrilla from Wasilla sounds like it could either be the title of a heavy-weight championship fight or a 50's style B-movie horror flick.
B-movie horror flick watching should lead to B-movie sci-fi watching which would then put you on the road to understanding that Crayslist is your one-stop-shop for all supercomputer and robotic needs.
Supercomputer and robotic needs were often the source material for the movies that were parodied and spoofed on "Mystery Science Theater 3000."
"Mystery Science Theater 3000" is known to hard-core MSTies as "MST3K."
MST3K is possibly the best thing that has ever been programmed on Saturday afternoons.
But I didn't want to show off and abbreviate it, raptus. I'm still working on the flexoff pics for andrea.
I was going to qualify my "best thing programmed" by mentioning "The Woodwright's Shop" with Roy Underhill, but I don't think that's a national show, and, again, I didn't want to show off.
But I didn't want to show off and abbreviate it, raptus. I'm still working on the flexoff pics for andrea.
I was going to qualify my "best thing programmed" by mentioning "The Woodwright's Shop" with Roy Underhill, but I don't think that's a national show, and, again, I didn't want to show off.